Brexit and the impact to US markets

[jms62]

I never understood why any successful country would want in on the EU. IT is like you taking responsibility for your brother in Law who just happens to be LoneStar.

[mclem0822]

Originally Posted by jms62

I never understood why any successful country would want in on the EU. IT is like you taking responsibility for your brother in Law who just happens to be Lone Star.

Great John Sayles film. PTI carry on.

[Pants II]

Watch the markets end the day down 1.8% at most after a false remain rally.

It's really not that big of a story. The transition will take time. A flat summer on the market is the worst case scenario.

[Rudeboyelvis]

Originally Posted by jms62

I never understood why any successful country would want in on the EU. IT is like you taking responsibility for your brother in Law who just happens to be LoneStar.

It seems insane. You are literally governed by Brussels, who has zero interest in your country's well being. And not just from a financial perspective (RE: trade agreements), but from a cultural / socio-economic perspective: the throngs of Eastern European migrants flooding into the county, with no skills or adaptable assets, and yet the country is completely handcuffed to do anything at all about it. Maddening.

I saw this the other day and felt that if this is in fact going on all over the country, then a Leave vote would be eminent:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l-nccfHZLOM

[Pants II]

This thread feels empty without the nerdy trail murkan socialist reply.

I'll fill in...

[Danzig]

Speaking of u.s. markets..

http://blogs.wsj.com/economics/2016/...analysis-says/